Wellness getaway in the Northern Croatian haven

The diagnostics that will be performed at the resort will include both BIOScan and HRVScan. BIOScan is a combination of modern IT sciences, biophysics, electrical engineering, higher technology and quantum medicine. This non-invasive method uses the signals from electromagnetic waves that the human body generates. The frequency and the energy of the magnetic fields of a human body can be determined with the help of sensors. Deviations from standard values can be determined by comparing the resonance (quantum physics). The BIOscan analyses the cellular communication inside the human organism and any change related to it is singled out as misbalance, stress or defect (excess or deficit). The evaluation is carried out through detailed graphic protocols divided into different areas of analysis.

Before you take a wellness tour in Međimurje and unwind, here are a few interesting things you should know.

Region of Međimurje

Northern Croatian region of Međimurje stretches northeast of Varaždin to the borders with Hungary and Slovenia. Several wine cellars and a quad tour of the Međimurje sites provide a few interesting pit stops for you in between your use of the thermal pools, meditation, yoga and relaxation as well as health and wellbeing counselling in the spa village and resort of Sveti Martin.

Terme Sveti Martin

One of the region’s largest and most comprehensive wellness, spa and “healthness” centres, LifeClass Terme Sveti Martin offers a myriad of healthcare services, diagnosis, and massages with an overall area of 1800 m2. Its hallmark is its holistic programme and individual approach and modern equipment that offers a unique experience for both body and soul alike.

The Resort consists of a complex of indoor pools with thermal water, a summer aqua park, a wellness centre, and various restaurants. The new golf course with its nine holes, heated greens and artificial grass is amongst the first of its kind in Europe based on the reduction in the use of pesticides, which resulted in the preservation of the surrounding nature and has enabled the game to be played year-round.

Body Bioscan

Bioscan is a combination of modern IT sciences, biophysics, electrical engineering, higher technology and quantum medicine. This non-invasive method uses the signals from electromagnetic waves, which the human body generates. The Bioscan analyses the cellular communication inside the human organism and the change in it is determined as misbalance, stress or defect.

HRV Scan

HRV is used to analyse the biorhythmic processes of the human organism. The principle of this kind of a scan is based on modern informational technology, which uses „fractal neurodynamics“. Biology, psychology, genetics and clinical medicine have been used in the development of this diagnostic device which based on known informative parameters performs a functional analysis of the condition of the human organism.

Horse stud farm in Žabnik

Located in Žabnik, this Stud Farm beautifies the already eye-pleasing environment that is located near the northernmost geographical point of Croatia. This horse farm was founded in 2015 by the Public Institution „Međimurje nature“ to maintain and revitalize the endangered autochthonous Croatian breed of Međimurje horses and maintaining the biotope of pastures. It is located on municipal pasture, near the Mura river and the settlement of Žabnik. The estate houses eight mares purchased from private horse breeders.

Deer and mouflon farm

The farm is a real attraction to excursionists, in the neighbourhood of Terme Sveti Martin resort, and a representation of rural tourism of the higher quality with a restaurant-tasting room in a wooden house with accommodation capacities... surrounded by grazing animals, fresh smell of hay across four hectares every year and finally the sights of herds of deer and mouflons, a rare sight indeed in today’s fast-paced daily life.

Mill on the River Mura

At the northernmost point of the Republic of Croatia, near the small village of Žabnik, the Mura River turns an impressive wheel of a wooden river mill, the only floating river mill in Croatia.

The murmur of water and the creak of a stone grinder take visitors back to 1902 when flour was first ground on that floating "old man".

Milling on the Mura was extremely developed at the beginning of the 20th century (at that time, as many as 90 mills were located in a forty-kilometre radius), although the first data on mills in this area date back to the distant past. These are ancient springs that are over 2000 years old.